I believe I know the house and that's right on the border of Weehawken and Union City, so I think those rents are pretty good--may depend a little bit on the condition of the units (those rents would be high for Union City, but your proximity to Palisade Ave helps a lot, and also the Weehawken address).

And most critically, we've had to explain the sizable amounts of money we've spent overseas and on travel expenses - as our first daughter is from Colombia, and our other two are from a country bordering Turkey and Iran.So yes: we've traveled extensively to countries with colorful histories, and have large transactions of cash in and out with some degree of frequency - we're the perfect borrowers :-)

If you don't know where this is, it borders both Washington, DC and Northern Virginia.  

I wonder if they'd be as interested in the property if there's a lis pendens on the title, or whether they're doing anything that is bordering on illegal by trying to coerce the seller to not honor the contract?  

I mostly invest in mobile homes which are usually on the border Bexar county and drive atleast 30 minutes to find my deals. 

I would register a corporation, roll your profits back into the corporation for future investments and avoid the cross border taxes.

Particularly the restricted zone which is land within 50km of the coast or 100km of the borders requires property to be bought through a trust you cannot own it directly.

It was listed at 88k and I knew it would go into a bidding war.It's a 4 bed, 2 bath on a huge plot of land, right on the border, next to the very, very expensive area.Now to the part about getting lucky.

Hi there everyone, i am Toronto Ontario, very new to this great and amazing web site BP just wondering if someone knows a lawyer and an accountant in BP community or other web site who is experience in cross border accounting, taxation and setting up entities for Canadian to buy US properties. 

I would like to expand my borders a bit, perhaps to Whidbey Island, Mount Vernon,  or even Bellingham.